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    Analysis of Equipment Application and Work Planning Procedures in Residual Chemical Leakage Incidents

    With growing attention to serious industrial accidents, safety management has
    become a legal and social responsibility of corporations. Despite this, the number
    of chemical process accidents continues to rise, and incidents related to chemical
    residues account for 24.8% (101 cases) of all chemical accidents. These accidents
    require systematic analysis and management. Chemical substances show variable
    reactivity depending on environmental conditions, making control difficult, and
    specific operations such as cleaning or maintenance differ from general safety
    measures in standard MSDS or guidelines.
    Therefore, beyond legal frameworks such as the Chemical Substances Control
    Act and the Hazardous Materials Safety Control Act, practical guidelines like the
    Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency (KOSHA)’s “Technical Guideline for
    Cleaning and Gas Removal of Tanks Containing Flammable Residues” should be
    applied in the field. In reality, accident cases have not decreased—from 15 in 2019
    to 26 in 2023—and casualties have increased even after the enforcement of the
    Serious Accident Punishment Act in 2022.
    This study reclassified actual chemical accident cases based on KOSHA’s
    guidelines to identify residue-related incidents and analyze their occurrence
    frequency. The results revealed that 36% of accidents occurred in pre- and
    post-operation stages, not only during work itself.
    Therefore, an eight-step framework is proposed, adding pre-task planning and
    post-task improvement to the existing six-step procedure. The proposed
    framework is expected to enhance residue management, prevent secondary
    accidents, and serve as foundational data for future revisions of chemical safety
    regulations.
    Key words : Residual chemical leakage, Work planning procedures, Safety
    equipment application, Tank cleaning and gas removal
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    Analysis of Equipment Application and Work Planning Procedures in Residual Chemical Leakage Incidents With growing attention to serious industrial accidents, safety management has become a legal and social responsibility of corporations. Despite this...

    Analysis of Equipment Application and Work Planning Procedures in Residual Chemical Leakage Incidents

    With growing attention to serious industrial accidents, safety management has
    become a legal and social responsibility of corporations. Despite this, the number
    of chemical process accidents continues to rise, and incidents related to chemical
    residues account for 24.8% (101 cases) of all chemical accidents. These accidents
    require systematic analysis and management. Chemical substances show variable
    reactivity depending on environmental conditions, making control difficult, and
    specific operations such as cleaning or maintenance differ from general safety
    measures in standard MSDS or guidelines.
    Therefore, beyond legal frameworks such as the Chemical Substances Control
    Act and the Hazardous Materials Safety Control Act, practical guidelines like the
    Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency (KOSHA)’s “Technical Guideline for
    Cleaning and Gas Removal of Tanks Containing Flammable Residues” should be
    applied in the field. In reality, accident cases have not decreased—from 15 in 2019
    to 26 in 2023—and casualties have increased even after the enforcement of the
    Serious Accident Punishment Act in 2022.
    This study reclassified actual chemical accident cases based on KOSHA’s
    guidelines to identify residue-related incidents and analyze their occurrence
    frequency. The results revealed that 36% of accidents occurred in pre- and
    post-operation stages, not only during work itself.
    Therefore, an eight-step framework is proposed, adding pre-task planning and
    post-task improvement to the existing six-step procedure. The proposed
    framework is expected to enhance residue management, prevent secondary
    accidents, and serve as foundational data for future revisions of chemical safety
    regulations.
    Key words : Residual chemical leakage, Work planning procedures, Safety
    equipment application, Tank cleaning and gas removal

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    • 제 1 장 서 론 1
    • 1.1 연구배경 및 목적 1
    • 1.2 연구방법 4
    • 제 2 장 이론적 배경 및 관련 지침 검토 8
    • 2.1 화학공정 내 잔류물의 정의 및 특성 8
    • 제 1 장 서 론 1
    • 1.1 연구배경 및 목적 1
    • 1.2 연구방법 4
    • 제 2 장 이론적 배경 및 관련 지침 검토 8
    • 2.1 화학공정 내 잔류물의 정의 및 특성 8
    • 2.2 관련 법령 및 기술지침 검토 11
    • 제 3 장 연구 대상 및 분석 방법 14
    • 3.1 연구 대상 및 데이터 구성 14
    • 3.2 분석 절차 및 방법론 18
    • 제 4 장 연구결과 및 고찰 20
    • 4.1 단계별 사고 분포 및 빈도 20
    • 4.2 주요 원인 유형 분석 23
    • 4.3 단계별 주요 문제요인 및 시사점 25
    • 제 5 장 개선방안 및 적용성 평가 27
    • 5.1 잔류물 사고 예방을 위한 단계별 관리 및 장비 적용 방안 27
    • 5.2 8단계 확장 모델 제시 50
    • 5.3 법·제도적 적용 및 현장 활용 방안 54
    • 제 6 장 결론 및 향후 연구 58
    • 6.1 연구 요약 및 결론 58
    • 6.2 연구의 한계 및 향후 과제 60
    • 참고문헌 61
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